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Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2018 16:59:12 -0500
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Smart-Investing Report-No. 3270905419

This has already-surpassed the "expert-predictions" by 10-times. 

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Some fans will say that the price rise is simply a correction to the natural rate of growth for bitcoin. Sure, they argue, the technology has had its booms and its busts, but if it is to become a worldwide digital currency, its value will definitely be higher than it is today. In that narrative, the price rise is simply a reflection of the growing acceptance of bitcoin. Other fans point to the growth in novel cryptocurrencies. Because of bitcoin's maturity, and its focus on finance, if you want to buy some Ether, some Filecoins or any other cryptocurrency, it's usually easiest to buy bitcoin with your conventional currency and then trade bitcoin for the cryptocurrency of your choice. Naturally, then, booms in those currencies are leading to booms in bitcoin itself, as more and more people attempt to buy into the whole system.

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